Practically Classics Forum

Off to the National Arboretum near Burton on Trent with the Dodge WC51 Weapon Carrier and the Willys MB. Always a great turn out of classics.

Thanks luxobarge for pointing me at this topic.

People often say, “Pigs might fly”, to describe an unlikely occurrence. In point of fact, “Pigs” often fly over Britain and crap all over it, as they go. The Met Office make up stories, that purport to predict passage of said “Pigs”, whilst their real purpose is to hone the lie telling skills, of those hoping to make a career in politics.

In essence, if it is fine on Sunday morning, I will take the V8 for a spin. If it is not, I will no doubt curse the f****** pig s^it and leave the car in the garage

Pigs do fly. One was hovering over fields by me at 2-00 am this morning!

Off for an early morning drive in the cotswolds in the TR6,ending up on display with my local TR Register group at;
Wheelnuts at St Roses special school in Stroud for their annual classic car show opening at 11am!
Won best sports car in show last year with my 1954 MGTF1500!
If the weather looks like it will be wet then will take my daily driver 1971 Rover P6V8 instead as he has never been to this one!

I do like that TF I'd very much like a TA or TB; not because I prefer them to the TC, D & F but they are eligible for VSCC events. I'd very much like an M type.

I thought my 1974 BGT V8 was low mileage, at just over 47000 until, I saw the mileage of your P6

Martin Evans wrote:I do like that TF

I thought my 1974 BGT V8 was low mileage, at just over 47000 until, I saw the mileage of your P6

you are not using it enough martin!

If anyone wants to have a run to A.S Motorsport, I will be leaving Tesco in Stowmarket at 10-15 am with a few others.
Going via some great country roads to Bressingham.
Feel free to join us

http://www.asmotorsport.co.uk/